How is the probe discovered in cloudmon?
When the controller and probe are installed on the same machine, the probe can be automatically detected by the Cloudmon portal, and you can view it by navigating to Settings > Monitoring > probes. However, if the probe is installed on a different machine, you need to add it to the controller portal manually.
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How to install a probe in cloudmon?
Installation of Cloudmon Probe(s) are performed from the Cloudmon controller: Click on the user icon in the top-right corner of the Cloudmon Controller window. Select the "Help" menu. You will be redirected to an Article page, click on the Probe tab. ...
How to uninstall Cloudmon probe
Follow these steps to uninstall the Cloudmon probe software running on either Linux and Windows. For Linux: 1. Log in to the system. 2. Navigate to the location: /usr/local/cloudmon/collector 3. Run the command: sh uninstall.sh 4. Next, navigate to ...
Does Cloudmon NTM support Multi Probe Environment?
Yes, Cloudmon NTM supports Multi-Probe Environment and it can be easily configured from the User Interface.
What is the purpose of using a probe in Cloudmon?
Monitoring Features Monitor devices such as firewalls, routers, and switches via SNMP to track CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, interface status, and network traffic. Measure jitter, latency, and packet loss using ICMP or TCP and perform path ...
How do I modify the Probe name within the Cloudmon portal?
It is possible to modify the name of a Probe even after it has been installed. To do so, you can follow these steps in the Cloudmon portal : Go to Settings > Monitoring > Probes. Locate the Probe whose name you want to change and click on the edit ...